Online Payments for Warrants
The City of Cape Town’s Traffic Service now allows motorists with fines that have progressed to warrants of arrest to
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Life Beyond Day Zero – WWF
What is Day Zero? When is it likely to happen? What will happen on that day? Is it too late
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Day Zero Moves Forward
Recent high water usage has brought Day Zero closer by in excess of three weeks to around the end of
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Level 6 Water Restrictions set for January
Day Zero is set for the 20th May, 2018, the day when the taps are turned off. It’s clear we
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What’s that Wagon-Wheel doing on a Helicopter?
If you spotted a helicopter flying low over Cape Town with a strange wagon-wheel like object hanging from it, here’s
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Day Zero for water moved to mid May 2018
Great news for Capetonians! In a statement made by the City’s Executive Mayor, Patricia de Lille on 16th November 2017
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Reducing water consumption – Level 5
Since 1 July 2017, the City has been pushing to reduce water consumption to 500 million litres per day. We
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Level 4b Water Restrictions in Place
Despite the recent rains, dam levels remain critically low and reserves still need to be built up during winter for
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Visit the Blaauwberg Nature Reserve this Winter
There is no excuse not to explore the City’s nature reserves this winter. Hikes, guided walks, bird-watching and environmental education
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Free rides on MyCiti for the Unemployed
Cape Town Mayor, Patricia de Lille announced that the City will subsidise MyCiti bus rides for the unemployed. This initiative
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